Fig & halloumi wraps with pistachio pesto
I already complained in the last post about the cold, damp August – nothing has changed. Even so, I’ve decided that I won’t let the weather sp...
no grains, low-carb
I already complained in the last post about the cold, damp August – nothing has changed. Even so, I’ve decided that I won’t let the weather sp...
It has been unseasonally cold this August in Germany and I had a feeling that plums, peaches and ripe tomatoes were very soon replaced by the first pumpkins, ch...
This my official midsummer celebration dish for you! Having no garden myself, I got soooo excited when I found zucchini flowers on the market! Ever since I saw ...
This year really turns out to be a big experiment with leaves I either did not know or simply didn’t use before in the kitchen. Again it was the little ma...
This is a very simple dish – in fact it’s so simple that I wasn’t sure whether to put it up on the blog. BUT it is a great recipe to use any of the tougher, dar...
To me, this salad symbolizes spring in abundance! It’s as beautiful as a bouquet of flowers and its colourful vibrancy is like good mood on a plate –...
To be honest, this soup was really just the result of a using-up-everything-that-is-to-be-found-in-the-fridge challenge. But it makes a very nice midweek supper...
As I have mentioned, when writing about my inspirations, I’ve recently quit sugar – that is to say, especially fructose (table sugar is 50:50 fructo...
Today’s dish is all about sorrel. I am using many leafy greens in my cooking, but the sorrel’s sourness truly makes it something special and gives i...
Full-fledged spring in Germany is only officially acknowledged with the start of the “Spargel Saison” – the asparagus season. The white one, m...